Everyone may know about genital warts. It is a sexually transmitted disease with a high incidence rate in the near future. The main mode of transmission is sexual transmission. Therefore, male friends are very afraid of this and hope to avoid it. In fact, there is more than one mode of transmission for genital warts, so we must remain vigilant. So, what are the symptoms of male genital warts?
1. A history of sexual intercourse is unclean.
2. Typical skin lesions are papules, papillary, cauliflower like, or chicken coronal fleshy vegetations in damp areas such as the genitalia or anal area, with rough and keratinized surfaces.
3. The acetic acid white test is positive, and pathological sections show poor keratinization and hollow cells.
4. Nucleic acid hybridization can detect HpV-DNA related sequences, and pCR specific detection can reveal HpV-DNA amplification bands.
The incubation period is about 3 months, with shorter ones being 3 weeks and older ones being 8 months or more, with an average of 3 months. It is mainly among sexually active individuals, with a peak incidence rate of 20-25 years old. The onset of genital warts after sexual contact with patients largely depends on the number of viruses vaccinated and the specific immunity of the body. Some authors have also observed a decrease in the infectivity of genital warts as they age.
The symptoms of male patients can include itching, bleeding after trauma friction, and foul odor after secondary infection of large warts. Genital warts are usually asymptomatic, but fragile lesions can cause hematuria, while large warts can cause urinary tract obstruction. Paules, keratinized plaques, papillary or cauliflower like vegetation are common clinical injuries, scattered or fused, and the same patient often has multiple manifestations. The color from pink to grayish white depends on the filling state of individual papillary capillaries. Sizes vary, and the texture is mostly soft.
Coronary sulcus, foreskin, glans, frenulum, urethral opening, penis body, perianal, perianal, and scrotum. Nipple or cauliflower like warts mainly occur in damp areas such as the foreskin cavity, urethral opening, and perianal area. Circular papular warts are mainly located in dry areas such as the penis stem and perineum, and may have a skin color or pigmentation. Flat keratinized plaque warts have no pedicle, rough surface, slightly higher than the skin surface, and varying degrees of pigmentation. Some scholars suggest that obvious brown or gray pigmentation indicates poor keratinization and should be biopsied. 13 cases of bladder genital warts are reported, often accompanied by urethral injury, and some patients are related to the use of immunosuppressants.
In daily life, we must pay attention to personal hygiene. Personal belongings cannot be mixed up. As patients, we should regularly disinfect our belongings, which is an important factor in avoiding cross infection and recurrent infections. If we cannot pay attention to this aspect, genital warts are likely to recur.